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Podcast TranscriptionAlex: Welcome back to coaches to the moon podcast. Ladies and gentlemen on this rainy Sydney morning, I’m joined by Coach, author, and Japanologist, Nick Kemp who trains master coaches, psychologists, and educators to coach the concept of ikigai, which I’m really excited to dig into, because a lot of us have heard this
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Podcast TranscriptionSabir: Hey guys, my name is Sabir Bhatti. A very warm welcome to another episode of The Sabir Bhatti Show, the place where I interview interesting people with interesting perspectives. My guest today is Nicholas Kemp. Nicholas Kemp is an author, Japanologist, and founder of the coach certification programme ikigai tribe in which he
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Everyday on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Medium hundreds of users unwittingly post, share, like and promote a Japanese concept that has been appropriated – Ikigai. If you are reading this then most likely you have seen the Venn diagram below. Indeed the Venn diagram is seductive as it appeals to our ego. I’m sure
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If you go on Google, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram or any social media and search the term ikigai, you will inevitably come across a four-circle Venn diagram with the following questions: Are you doing something that you love? Are you doing something that you’re good at? Are you doing something that the world needs? Are you
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What is ikigai?Ikigai is a greatly misunderstood concept outside of Japan. It’s not a word from Okinawa. It’s not a Japanese secret to longevity. It’s not an entrepreneurial Venn diagram framework. It is not the pursuit of a single life purpose. And it is not something all Japanese have. Most likely, the majority of your
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Albert LiebermannAlbert Liebermann is a writer and philosopher. He studied art and literature in Europe before moving to Japan. He enjoys playing piano, traveling the world and hanging out with his cat. ❝Just as in many countries people say “good luck” before someone takes an exam, has a job interview or begins a competition, the
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Gregg KrechGregg Krech is one of the leading authorities on Japanese Psychology in North Americaand is the founding director of the ToDo Institute, an educational center for purposeful living in Vermont. He is also an award-winning author of books such as Naikan: Gratitude, Grace, and the Japanese Art of Self-Reflection, The Art of Taking Action
Trudy BoyleTrudy Boyle is the current director of the ToDo Institute’s initiative on Living Fully with Illness. She has been studying, writing, and teaching the principles of Living Fully with Illness, for three decades. She is also the former program director of Wellspring Calgary, a large community-based Cancer Resource Center in Calgary, Canada, and continues
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Gregg KrechGregg Krech is one of the leading authorities on Japanese Psychology in North Americaand is the founding director of the ToDo Institute, an educational center for purposeful living in Vermont. He is also an award-winning author of books such as Naikan: Gratitude, Grace, and the Japanese Art of Self-Reflection, The Art of Taking Action
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